Cool MateMeaning of What i want
The things that a person desires or wishes to have.
In simple words: The things you desire or hope for.
What i want in a sentence
- I know what I want for my birthday this year.
- Sometimes, what I want is simply peace and quiet.
- It's difficult to explain what I want in this situation.
- What I want is to be understood and appreciated.
- At the end of the day, what I want is happiness.
How to use What i want
Use this phrase to express personal desires or expectations. It’s appropriate in both spoken and written contexts, but may sound informal in very formal situations.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of 'wanting' something as a wish in a giant, glittery want jar!
Related words
Collocations with What i want
- express what I want
- know what I want
- clarify what I want
Synonyms for What i want
- my desires
- my wishes
- what I hope for
- my requests
Common mistakes with What i want
- Using 'what I want' when expressing necessity instead of desire.
- Confusing it with 'what I need' which indicates urgency.
- 'What I want' can be overly direct in sensitive contexts; tone may need softening.
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Frequently asked questions about "What i want"
What does "What i want" mean?
The things you desire or hope for.
What is the definition of "What i want"?
The things that a person desires or wishes to have.
How do you use "What i want" in a sentence?
I know what I want for my birthday this year.
Can you give another example of "What i want"?
Sometimes, what I want is simply peace and quiet.
What are synonyms for "What i want"?
Common alternatives include my desires, my wishes, what I hope for, my requests.
What words go with "What i want"?
It commonly pairs with express what I want, know what I want, clarify what I want.
What are common mistakes when using "What i want"?
Using 'what I want' when expressing necessity instead of desire. Confusing it with 'what I need' which indicates urgency. 'What I want' can be overly direct in sensitive contexts; tone may need softening.
How do you pronounce "What i want"?
US: //wɑt aɪ wɑnt//, UK: //wɒt aɪ wɒnt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "What i want"?
Use this phrase to express personal desires or expectations. It’s appropriate in both spoken and written contexts, but may sound informal in very formal situations.